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Monthly Archives: December 2015
December 21, 2015
For Better or For Worse: Marriage According to the Simpsons, Part I
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Divorce • Mental Health
I’ve been thinking about how much challenge it can be to make a marriage work and keep it working. That had me start thinking about one of America’s most dysfunctional couples who happen the be a pretty good model what Continue reading…
December 16, 2015
Anxiety with My First Collaborative Case
This is my first blog post in a number of months. Though I am an attorney (which requires a certain amount of writing) and even once fancied myself a writer for film and television, the truth is that writing does Continue reading…
December 14, 2015
Grieving During the Holiday Season
Thanksgiving, Christmas, and all of the holiday season seen through the eyes of a child is a magical time. After all, we hear that “it’s the most wonderful time of the year,” from a very young age. It’s as we Continue reading…
December 10, 2015
What Happens After Divorce?
An entry of divorce is a big step in the process. However, there is often a lot of follow-up needed to make everything final. Here are some of the things that need to be addressed post-divorce: Certified copies. You should Continue reading…
December 8, 2015
Tax Tips: Divorce and Name Changes; 5 Action Steps
Being in the tax season moment, my next few blogs will address some common tax issues and implications resulting from divorce. The first issue/implication I will write about are name changes. It is quite common for a spouse going through Continue reading…
December 7, 2015
Don’t Divorce Me! An HBO Special
Late night browsing on HBO recently brought me to a refreshing and wonderfully honest documentary on kids of divorce. The 30-minute film focuses on children who have recently gone through divorce – it asks them questions and captures their honest Continue reading…
December 1, 2015
How Long Should You Keep Important Documents and Records?
It will really help your efforts to organize your financial affairs if you know how long you need to keep statements or documents. A survey by Consumer Reports showed that only 40% of respondents thought that they could find a Continue reading…
